Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-12

luis country In Apf1i ana IOunQ temporary en-
poyment in jersey City. When he lost his Job last
week he went to Newark, and, failing to lind en-
ployment, was obliged TO take to the woods and
teen years old was Ill and he did not dare 60 leave
her 50 they slept under the trees for several
nights The woman was quite weak and was
sleep at police headquarters until yesterday morn
ing, when q collection was taken up to furnish
them with food and clothes and admission TO a
said he could easily get along II his wife were tenn
porar1ly provided for. and he started out to seek
employment
FOUND DEAD By rHR R0ADsIDB.-The body OF q
0ecently dressed unknown man was found near
wick, N. j., on the road to Metuchen, "wednesday.
2-caIber revolver, with one empty chamber,
and and small pocket mirror, were found near the
the man probably held the mirror to direct his
aim; In his pocketbook were two cards, each In
Sc1bed In German: Il must 20 to my wife,
There were no means OF identification.
DETECTED MANS sgicIDx---At Trenton, n j.,
young German named Alex. Theiemer committed
been In this country since last fall, and had led
letter he had Written to his a 81 WSe s ~
court counselor and notary In Germany. In the
letter he upbraids his father for not having sent
pretty young girl named Neidermier, with Whose
parents he had boarded In the eastern part OF
Trenton.
THIRTHRN-YRAR-0LD WIFH.-Carmella Carcello
thirteen-y old Italian girl was brought before
the Supreme Court In New York wednesday by
her parents in response to writ OF habeas corpus
The evidence was that the wedding took place on
cello got the girls father so drunk that he knew
nothing OF what was going on. After the cere-
mOny. and while a wedding breakfast was being
served, Carcello abused his Wife, She refused TO
go home with him, and has since lived with her
parents Yesterday she refused TO hive with him,
and has brought an action to annul the marriage
BucKNERs MAJoRIrY-The Cincinnati Times
Star has dispatch from the Secretary OF State at
Frankfort, KY, follows: 1.-THE Official returns
from all counties In the State except Affair." Jefer
son, Jessamine, Knott and Union give Buckner a
FIRE-BUGs IN WEST VIRGINIA. few DAYS ago
Va, was DESTROYED by an incendiary ire.
The firm OF Smith, Brown & CO. were fnan-
cially ruined Their loss amounts to about
sustained severe damages, but had provided
against loss by insurance. The alarm OF fire was
again sounded night and The quiet
screaming women and frightened children. A
saw-nill, located In the vest end OF the town,
was destroyed oy hre-bug.
A PRINCESS TRIED FOR SHOP LIFTING.-The Rus
sian Princess vranzenski and her companion,
tribunal In Paris for stealing from shops In the
Louvre. The princess was discharged, but Nile
Fonune was found guilty and sentenced TO one
months imprisonment.
KnRAIN WILL Nor FIGHT NoLAN.-Jake Kilrain
who is matched TO light Pete Nolan, OF Cincinnati,
has telegraphed that he would be unable TO keep
the engagement, as he had received q message
from Richard 4. Fox, his hacker in the coming
fight with Jem Smith, the English champion, re-
QueStng him TO engage In no fstic encounter until
the International meeting has taken place. Kill
rain has asked Charley Mitchell TO meet Nolan In
his place.
Rowhe MArrERs.-The Turf Field and Farm
has received the nnal 1nStallment OF the 81 600 a
side stakes TO be rowed for at Saratoga on Friday
by Bubear champion OF England) and Wallace
deposits with the 1GsJ Reid and FSrm Of LINE the
81, 600 side for which they are TO row at Toronto
Bay. Canada, on Saturday. Arrangements have
tween Ross, Hosmer and Mckay, to be rowed on
rowing trIcycles at the Casino, OF Cottage CITY,
Mass On Angus. T.: Buoear, the English cham
the four oarsmen while they are there. WV" WI
Took Too MUCH ARsEHIC-At Warren, Pa, the
verdict OF the corOner's jury In the case OF Miss
stances last Sunday morning, is that she came to
purpose Of 6eautl1ying her complexion.
WILL MOONEY GO 10 AN INSANE AsYLUN?-The
case OF Th0s. j. Mooney, the dynamlter, has
see ss;xs6 oncs st last Inc
was also received from one OF the physicians who
examined Mooney, giving his opinion OF the pr1s-
OnerS mental condition. Assistant District AJLOr-
ney Fitzgerald. however, Will have an 1ndepend-
ent Investigation made. He wrote 70 MI. MARITIME
to that eject yesterday, and the latter consents
two OF the best insanity experts tn the country
Will at once examine Moneys condition. II they
dlner from the others In regard 70 the prisoners
responsibility the bOmb-thr0wer's case Will be
given TO the grand Jury. But should they tndorse
the report OF the physicians employed by the COM
m1ssi0peS Of charities and correction their state
ment viii be given 10 jury upon whose verdict
Mooney Will be committed TO an insane asylum.
An UNKNOWN NAN CRusHED 10 DEATH-LAst
night q large piece Of ornamental stone work on
the front OF Odd Fellows Hail. ON North Gay
street, baltimore, tell TO the pavement, distance
u about 40 feet. An unknown man, VINO was
passing, WAS struck and crushed 70 death. The
Stone weighed ABOUT nalf Q ton. Up 70 midnight
the corpse had not been recognized.
M. BLAINE DECLINES A BAEQUEI.-Mf. Blaine
has written letter TO Nj. T. ID. sullivan, the lord
mayor OF dublin, thanking that gentleman Tor q
distinguished honor proposed 70 be conferred upon
him by rendering him banquet In the capital
city Mr. Blaine writes he regrets exceedingly he
viii be unable 70 accept the invitation, previous
epQaRamentS compel him to leave Tor the conft-
uent On THURSDAY. MT. Blaine adds he WIN never
fDrVet the uniform kindness he has received dur.
ing his abort S0)ouEn In Ireland, which has not
only heightened, but Increased, II pooglble, the
great interest hs has always taken IN Ifelandb
welfare